New Delhi:
Adapted from Stephen King's iconic 1980s novel of the same name the movie is estimated to collect approximately $40 million over the opening weekend set aside the $13.5 million on an opening day as reported by Hollywood Reporter.Â
The horror flick has infused new life in the New Line and Warner Bros collaboration and has brought attendance back after a down of 25 straight years. The rated 'R' movie is projected to open to $65-$70 million setting a record in itself. Stephen King took to twitter and expressed gratitude to the audience.Â
The movie opened well last night. Thanks to all those who came out for the Thursday previews.
— Stephen King (@StephenKing) September 8, 2017Â
Directed by Andy Muschietti whose only debut is, 'Mama', the movie tells the story of a group of children who tries to fight, "Pennywise", the dancing clown palyed by Bill Skarsgard in the town of Derra.
You'll float too. You'll float too. You'll float too. Watch the official trailer for #ITMovie, in theaters September 8. pic.twitter.com/m60CHKwDUO
— IT Movie🎈 (@ITMovieOfficial) July 27, 2017
This horror flick has also garnered sufficient attention for the Indian film critic industry.
